Every dollar.
Every month.
Rent pulled, split, reconciled, and receipted — without a single text message. Built for landlords managing 8 to 40 doors who are done stitching together Zelle screenshots and spreadsheet ledgers.
The 15th used to mean three hours of texts.
Missed messages, split Venmos, handwritten notes in the margin. Collect replaces all of it with a single dashboard row: four units, all marked paid, timestamps aligned.
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| Unit | Tenant | Due | Received | Date | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Unit 1A | Chen, S. | $1,800 | $1,800 | 2/3 | — |
| Unit 1B | Torres, R. | $1,650 | $1,600 | 2/7 | ⚠ $50 short |
| Unit 2A | Kim, J. | $2,100 | — | — | ??? Zelle? |
| Unit 2B | Patel, A. | $1,950 | $1,950 | 2/1 | — |
| Unit 3A | Brown, M. | $1,750 | $1,750 | 2/4 | Venmo screenshot |
| Unit 3B | Davis, T. | $2,000 | $2,000 | 2/12 | ⚠ Late — waived? |
One click. Every property. Zero variance.
Your current spreadsheet has three highlighted cells, two question marks, and a Venmo screenshot taped to the margin. Collect generates a complete reconciliation report the moment the last unit pays.
Your tenants don't know where to send the check. Until now.
Confused emails, split payments, and 'did you get it?' texts are a function of unclear process — not bad tenants. Collect gives every tenant a branded portal with autopay toggled on from day one.
Hi, just wanted to confirm — do I still send the check to your PO Box? Or was it the Chase account? Also is there a late fee if it's after the 5th? And do I owe the full $1,900 or did you adjust for the fridge?
Sent $975 on Venmo (half) and $975 to your Zelle. My roommate is sending his half separately — is that ok?
Saturday morning.
Nothing to do.
Because it already ran.
Everything cleared on Friday at midnight. Every unit logged, every receipt sent, every ledger updated. The landlord on the couch isn't lazy — they built a process that doesn't need them.
When the 15th stops being a problem,
you stop thinking about it.
"The 15th used to mean three hours of texts and a spreadsheet update at midnight. Now I wake up on the 2nd and everything's already cleared. I've had Collect running for seven months and have sent exactly zero rent-reminder texts."
"We manage 34 doors across three owners and were reconciling manually in Google Sheets. Collect replaced that entirely. The one-click reconciliation report alone saves us six hours every month — hours we bill elsewhere."
"I scaled from 8 to 19 units in eight months and didn't have to change anything about how I collect rent. The dashboard just showed 19 rows instead of 8. That kind of non-event is exactly what I needed."
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